If you are going to get really sick, this is the finest facility on the planet to get you well!…read more Fortunately there have been only rare occasions to be a patient, but when your life is in someone else's hands, this is my first choice. At 86 years of age they must be doing something right to keep me bouncing back every time! Thank you AVH and your great facilities and caring staff.

The Good!!! ER Doc is amazing!!! He was so thurough, and helpful. Dr. Ayer's his nurse was awesome!…read moreThey worked really hard to help me. I really had a tricky thing going on with my arm for tendonitis, or that is what i believe it is. Only because it flares at night still constantly. My battle wasnt the ER. It was having to jump through hoops with insurance. And never getting an MRI because of insurance. Even though i still believe the imaging is still desperately needed. ER did all they could for me. X rays were taken. But no, mri so sadly thanks to insurances being slow. I had to wait in pain for months after the ER. Im still in pain nightly as im writing this even just to say it isnt the Doctors. Its not your nurses. Sometimes insurance keeps people from having don what is urgently needed. Im 3 months in and still waiting to find an MRI imaging in network!!! I also have a very physical job. I do sports recovery work im stretching people constanly and doing dt and soft tissue work manually. Everytime i would work it would flare up more depending on my work load that day. I had to back off of it.( Left arm) bicep. Was referred to Steadman. Doc said elbow sprain reframe from hard overuse til inflammation goes down. Makes sense. Unless you have a career and have to work to pay bills. But they still believe i may have torn it. Slightly. Which means it could possibly rupture if i overload that tendon. Ive been dealing with it constantly. Im just really annoyed with insurance companies. The hospital was great though and steadman clinic. So dont give up hope. Stay on it. Call your insurance. Thats insurances Job! Not the Doc's. So if they are able to help you at all. Just be thankful.

At first the care and professionalism appeared good but when I started to discuss surgery with Dr…read moreKing she let me know that I could get an added elective procedure done that my insurance did not cover BUT she had a way to get it covered by inflating the main surgery. I don't like dishonesty so that threw a red flag. Then things got worse....I was scheduled for surgery but due to not being vaccinated and having a miscommunication with an office staff member, Dr King suddenly would not answer my call or portal message and instead the man in her office said she was not interested in working with me anymore...!?!? When I asked why, I was not given a reason but instead told to message Dr King in the portal which I did and was never replied to or contacted. Keep in mind, at this point I was scheduled for surgery which I then had to canceled. This was a huge waste of my time and then her office had the nerve to send me a bill! Horrible experience with this group. When I called to discuss the bill they sent me they were extremely rude and did not think it was unreasonable to send me a bill after denying me service for no reason that I can understand and no effort to communicate with me about it. Total mystery and extremely rude service not to mention, very sneaky stuff with how they bill insurance companies. Steer clear!

Excellent and caring doctor and staff. On the cutting edge of her field, thorough follow-up care…read moreand helped me get through some scary situations. Additionally, she is very knowledgeable about nutrition, anti-aging products/procedures, and cutting-edge diagnostic testing. She doesn't nickel-and-dime her clients like so many doctors try to do today. She was thorough, smart and totally approachable.

Horrible experience. Went here for a routine check up (physical and bloodwork) which is typically…read morecovered by health insurance and ended up with a bill for $500. When I asked my health care company why this was not covered they said because the claim did not come through as preventative. In other words the provider sent the wrong "codes". After several calls with healthcare and provider and sometimes both together at the same time. It was continuously determined that the provider continued to send the wrong "codes". I went around this circle for the better part of a year. Essentially went for basic care and ended up with a huge headache. I have never dealt with such incompetence. It was really bad. Also the care I received felt very generic as I don't believe I ever saw the actual doctor that runs the office, which would have been nice as a new patient. All in all a terrible experience that was stretched out over the course of a year. And to top it off, when I called to express my dissatisfactions as well as submit my final payment after all was said and done, they acted like they could not care less. Will never return to this office.

Ashley Burke is a PA at this office. She is the best doctor I have seen in many years, in many…read moredifferent states. Nobody has been able to really help me over the years. She has one by one diagnosed my problems and has given me a completely new lease on life. I feel reborn. I used to welcome death and now I look forward to my future. My last appointment she spent two hours with me as if I was the most important person in the world. I will follow her anywhere. She knows how to think outside the box and is not afraid to try different options to help cure whatever your ailments are. She was referred to me from my friend and I have referred all of my friends to her and they love her as well. She so fantastic that we talk about her over lunch. Best doctor I have seen in any state over the last couple years. She is truly my hero!

This is not a clinic that wants to help people, this is a money hungry institution!!!!…read moreWent today for some antibiotics for a sinus infection and was examined by a nurse practitioner Kelly, not a doctor. She told me she would not prescribe antibiotics because that is not medical practice anymore....... then told me she would prescribe Fluticasone (nasal spray) and oh if your insurance does not pay for it just take Mucinex. She also wanted me to take two other medications. That is so much better than just taking a dose of antibiotics of course. Now I have side effects from three different medications to deal with. Then I was told if you still feel bad on Thursday come back (pay another co-pay) and I will give you antibiotics. Four days of different medications and then at the end antibiotics anyway. Wow, that makes a lot of sense. She had to leave the room three times to "check" on the medication and with whom? GOOGLE or the real doctor????? Honestly, drive to Summit county if you want real help!

The best medical appointment I've had in 61 years!! It started with the assistant/tech Jessica. She…read morewas sweet, quick, competent and the best phlebotomist I've ever had!! Next I met with Amy the PA. She did a new patient physical including pap and pelvic. She was thorough, professional but what I liked best was she cared! She was so kind, warm and welcoming. She took her time with me, listened and is a wonderful ambassador for Leadville!! Any anxiety I had about going to a new practice, in a new town was squashed. If there were more than 5 stars I'd give it. Best medical experience EVER!!

When in Aspen I always have a miserable the first day due to altitude sickness. This time I…read moredecided to book an appointment at Rescue Lounge for their signature hydration cocktail + oxygen. The nurse was great, very caring. Took about 30 minutes...and happy to report I felt great my first day. Thank you Rescue Lounge!

My mom and I came for oxygen at this "oxygen bar" our first morning in Aspen. The staff was…read morefriendly enough, but I have to question their techniques and effectiveness. Originally, they seemed awesome-- they took our vitals (oxygen and heart rate) before we started. They gave us oxygen tubes to put in our nostrils. We asked for a half hour for $25. We couldn't tell there was any oxygen flow when we started. My mom even asked about it. They said they put the flow really low to keep our nostrils from drying out. About 20 minutes in, I could finally feel some oxygen flowing. Also, 3 women walked in and asked for I.V.s. I guess you get free oxygen at this place if you buy an IV. So they got hooked up to oxygen too. We discovered they hook everyone to the same oxygen tank, and they can't tell how much oxygen one person gets versus another, as it's not even. Hmmmm.... After a half hour, they asked us to pay. I questioned, "Aren't you going to take our vitals again first?" They said sure they could (why did I have to ask?) Well, my oxygen level went DOWN and my heart rate went UP. When I questioned them about this, they hemmed and hawed until they asked if I wanted it for free. I didn't want it for free; I wanted oxygen!! They didn't charge me, but they wasted my time. And they potentially made me worse, though I'm not sure how they would have done that.

Thankfully, we didn't have a medical need to be here. But, we used the WiFi and had some food in…read morethe cafeteria. As I walked into the hospital cafeteria, I couldn't help but feel a sense of apprehension about what lay ahead. The sterile smell of the place reminded me of the operating room, and I couldn't help but wonder if the food was going to be as lifeless as the surroundings. I made my way over to the hot food section and peered through the glass at the array of options. The green beans looked like they had been sitting out for hours, the mashed potatoes were dry and clumpy, and the meatloaf looked like it had been steaming for days. I reluctantly chose a chicken sandwich and a bag of chips and made my way over to the cashier. As I took my first bite, my suspicions were confirmed - it was bland and tasteless, and I was left wondering how such a crucial aspect of patient care could be so overlooked. Despite the lackluster food, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the doctors and nurses who work tirelessly to care for their patients. As I finished my meal, I made a mental note to bring some snacks from home the next time I visited the hospital.

Best ER care I've ever had. Clifford Davis took great care of me sewing up my arm and making sure…read moreI wasn't in any pain as he did it. The nurses Lindsay and Tiffany (and an great EMT whose name I forget) cleaned up my wounds really well and made sure I was all good before I left. The registration process was easy and amazingly I was in/out in about an hour. Sucks to get hurt but helps to have such great care!

Dr. Pevny treated me after I crashed on my MTB and banged up my knee. His office is run…read moreprofessionally, efficiently and Dr. Pevny explained what my issues were in a way I could understand. He laid out a path forward for me so I could get back on my bike as soon as possible. He was not rushed and answered my questions. I highly recommend going to Dr. Pevny if you find yourself injured!

I broke a bone and needed to be seen immediately. I was in Aspen on vacation. I went to my…read moreinsurance company's website to find an in-network doctor. Dr. Pevny was shown as in-network. I called his office and made an appointment with him. When I arrived, I was seen by someone else. I was seen by many people actually. I met Dr. Pevny on my way out of the business. The physicians assistant who saw me is not an in-network provider. I am now expected to pay the entire bill because it is out of network. I have tried since January to resolve this problem with the doctors office and they refuse to call me back. A patient should not be expected to walk around a doctors office and ask everyone who sees them whether or not they are in-network, when the patient made an appointment with the doctor himself and he is listed as in-network on the insurance company website. I have tried for five months to resolve this problem with Dr. Pevny's office. No one has bothered to call me back. On top of this, right after I was seen, I called to request a copy of my x-rays. No one called me back for that either. I do not live in Aspen and I cannot go to this business and resolve this problem in person. For this reason they get two stars. I cannot imagine what would've happened had I needed help from them immediately after visiting the office. I'd still be waiting. How the doctors office treats you is part of the care that you get. If they are not interested in helping their patients you should not do business with them.

I made a same day appointment and was seen by Dr. Hajdu. She rendered a diagnosis of giant…read morepapilary conjunctivitis and prescribed drops which did the trick. Also convinced me to switch to more frequent lenses and that has seemed to help me a lot. I also thought her visit fee of $150 was pretty reasonable for Aspen. Highly recommended.

I reached out on a Saturday with an emergency eye issue and Dr. Hadju made a special trip into town…read morein a day her office was closed. We still had several days left of skiing and she was a lifesaver! Wonderful doctor and wonderful service! So thankful for her!